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Cornell March II
http://aap.cornell.edu/academics/architecture/graduate/marchII/curriculum
here is the curriculum but i couldn't find any info if the studios are only focus on research?
no architectural design?
any student / alumni to help?
hello?
Are you going this fall? What are your other options?
you pick a research concentration. Territory of Investigation
Seems like a well rounded program, I really want to go here for this as well, but money and I am about 30 now, but maybe next year. Have you ever heard anything about funding or TA ? I have a B.S. - M.arch already.
hey juxian and Beepbeeb,
im gonna apply for fall 2015. also maybe ucla, berkeley, pratt, princeton, gsd..
im interested in architectural design so A+D: Architecture and Discourse seems like the suitable one.
I am planing to being a part of studio-project based program where I can blend theoretical, and notional explorations into architectural spatializations rather than something oriented only in research or solid production of space.
i have a b.arch but im an international student so i don't think that im eligible for TA at least for first year so it was never my concern.
thanks anyway!
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